Sentence examples for carrying threat from inspiring English sources
The scrums yielded little playable ball, and anyway Saracens were happiest keeping the ball in – despite having the carrying threat of the younger Vunipola in his favourite position at No 8.
The ban has become one of the strictest in the world, carrying threat of jail time and heavy fines if residents (or even tourists) are even seen carrying one.
In parts of the country, "night letters" carrying threats to teachers and parents risk causing families to keep their children out of school.
His clubbing forehand carried threat and, with Djokovic frustrated, he saw glimpses of sunlight.
"The letter carried threats to senior staff officials at U.N.R.W.A.," he said.
"Mistakes could distort the housing market or carry threats to financial stability".
The governing council seems to have been particularly angered by a message from unnamed Islamic militants, broadcast by al-Arabiya in July, which carried threats against council members.
"Mistakes could distort the housing market or carry threats to financial stability," it said.
The European debt crisis carries threats on two levels.
The following days at school carried threats of copycats from the alleged "Trench Coat Mafia".
Sometimes walls carry threats against specific people, such as "ainda na dehkoon" (this should not happen again) written by "bosses" to keep the local heavies in check.
